What determines the different categories of a hurricane: wind speed or barometric pressure?

The Saffir-Simpson scale rates storms according to their intensity, as measured by the sustained wind speed of the storm. While wind speed is the determining factor in the scale, central air pressure and storm surge are also used to gauge the damage potential of the hurricane. Check out this USA TODAY resource page for more on the history and application of the Saffir-Simpson scale.

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